It has an interesting premise, I'll give it that. However, the first male lead is incredibly dumb... not to mention self-absorbed (he more or less looms over the work, obnoxiously enough). Aside from the sheer improbability of the cause of death (a loose item whose sharp edge is not exposed, for lack of a better term, when gravity is the primary "force" acting on it, no matter how sharp, cannot stab any human body part), there's another major problem: his course of action after he remembers what happened is beyond dumb.
    While I'm not sure about laws regarding this stuff in the Far East (in this case China), in the West, he wouldn't be guilty of any crime, since it was an accident occurring while defending himself. I think it wouldn't even be self-defence legally speaking, since all he did was Yet again, I have little to no idea about the laws regarding this stuff in China.
    His next set of actions, going by the assumption that he's guilty of involuntary manslaughter, are down right stupid since they are further and possibly worse crimes and he goes about them stupidly (IP addresses, anyone?). (At least under common law, his actions after waking up are worse than the initial offence; yet again, not sure about other systems.) He's basically setting himself up for terrible penalties. Logically speaking, if you're too afraid to call the police and look something up, the first thing to look into are the relevant laws (that won't hurt you, either way), then figure out the next course of action; not dig yourself deeper. (Which should be to call the police — well actually that should have been his first course of action to begin with, but that is an incredibly disconcerting situation to wake up to, to say the least — however, we're talking about fiction-land, so rules apply as the author wills it.) Also, does it not occur to him that apartment walls are thin? Even before doing anything else, there's already plenty of incriminating evidence that he has no way of handling. (Considering the nature of the work and both leads, morals can be put to the side on this one.)
    The second male lead is interesting and somewhat promising, however, he is largely overshadowed by his idiot-prat of a predecessor. Maybe the lack of realism in the plot would have gone over fine with a different art style (or a non-modern setting), it certainly would not have been half so glaring. Had the first lead’s stupidities been more toned down, it would have also worked out; as it is, the work sets you up for a realism it does not serve, you go out expecting one genre and get another, and there is nothing gained from the method. As a result, the interesting elements the second brings to the work are effectively cancelled out, and stupidity mixed with shallowness pervade the work pointlessly. As such, I really cannot recommend this one, despite the intriguing premise.

... Last updated on April 25th, 2021, 5:25pm

I cannot get into the team Feng Shen Ji as it is just another endless fighting manga but this short and hilarious tour de force is a winner. The art is neat and the physical comedy works very well.
The gore is very grotesque but has a certain inner beauty and ingenuity. The series goes pretty in depth with the subject of corps disposal and everyone get´s what is coming to them in the nicely twisted ending.
True friendship is hard to find isn´t it so who walks out alive in this short black comedy? Read it and find out and i could go for a sequel or 5. For another quality full color murder story read the more serious Superior Day.
The somewhat overdone Mirai Nikki fits too and American Psycho is a blast in both forms.

... Last updated on February 15th, 2015, 8:03am

For the first time, I can laughing to my heart content seeing at all those blood splatters and dead bodies.
Those murders can make you laugh at some point, from the murder weapon, disposing body, until the motive. Even the ending!! Oh gosh the ending is so fcking brilliant hahahahahahaha~ *can't stop laughing sarcastically*

this is one of the most funniest killing manga i had ever read. i always found manhwa and manhua have a particular kind of deadpan but over the top comedy at the same time that make them so hilarious and this exemplify it well. oh god, i really want these two adventures for a couple more volume before the inevitable end. great stuff, great art. read it.